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Thomas Burns (nerdboy52) - BPL Lifetime Member
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All Forum Posts by Thomas Burns
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Shawnee >We did Shawnee about 10 years ago. It was July or August, all of the streams were dry. The forest service trucked in water, there were only 3 water stops on a ~25 mile loop. There should be wat... |
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Shawnee The dayhike trail there is relatively easy (and picturesque), but the rest of Shawnee has the rep as the most difficult trail system in Ohio. The standard joke is that they cut the trails before th... |
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GG poles >Maybe I need to spring for the adjustable GG poles as well. Those should do the trick with the Hexamid Twin, yes? That's what I use for hiking and as supports for the Hex. They work like... |
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The door One advantage of the door: You can use it as a ground cloth if the chance of rain is low. Does Joe still sell the door? I couldn't find it on the web site. Stargazer |
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BP trails in Ohio In the Ironton area, you can't beat the Lake Vesuvius trails (both Lakeshore and BPing) for the views of the lake in autumn, especially. A bit father afield: If you're looking for the A... |
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Oh, yeah! Beats Everclear mixed with pond water, that's for sure! Stargazer |
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Hexamid Twin The bug netting is great. I've never had a hole in mine (which has gotten some rough use, BTW), but I have successfully sewn up holes in bug netting with needle and thread. Addendum 5/31/11... |
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WTB: Thorofare pants Bump Also, to the poster who sent me the PM, I'm interested. Please email me at tlburns@owu.edu. Stargazer |
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Sole thickness Thanks, Doug! I have both types of Vibrams and the extra few mm's make a big positive difference on rocky ground. Stargazer |
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Thickness of soles? Aoparenttly, the shoes use the Vibram bottoms. Does anybody know the thickness of the soles? Specifically, do they use the somewhat thicker ones (like the ones on the Treks) or do they use the thin... |
All Reader Reviews by Thomas Burns
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FlexAir Pillow Dual Compartment Ultralight >I think I'll stick with my Wal-Mart water wing pillow, which is about a third the price, a little lighter, and just as comfy if wrapped in my fleece jacket. Yo, Michael. Always looking for ... |
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Fanatic Fringe Thompson Peak Ditto to the above review. I added a top compression cord by tying a short length of cord to the upper drawcord, looping it over the top, and connecting it to the lifting strap loop with a small carab... |
